Cattle Stabbing Erupts Again in Brookfield Area
A Brookfield report recalls a series of cattle killings from years past with six cattle dead and one saved. Police seek residents’ help as pattern repeats around holidays and full moons with female cattle targeted in pens and crushes.
Queensland Premier Edward Manion Dead at 63
Premier Edward Michael Manion of Queensland died from pneumonia at the Mater Hospital Brisbane at 5 am He served as Labor Premier and Chief Secretary and had a noted career including tenure as Home Secretary Treasurer and Premier He left a statement of sympathy from Prime Minister Mensa and family members were mentioned with prior illness and Jubilee attendance referenced
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Med”) Manion
Qeensland
Mater Hospital
Brisbane
Tureday
Hanlon
Canberra
Canberra Hospital
Queensland
Open Air Fires Prohibited For Cooking In NSW
The Chief Secretary Mr Clive Evatt announced a ban on lighting fires in the open air for cooking heating or boiling water. A bush fire danger period covers New South Wales with penalties for breaches. Advice to obtain a local council permit for land clearing by fire and a call for public cooperation to prevent further fires in 1952.
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Clive Evatt
New South Wales
Evatt
Fodder Concession Extension Sought by Stock Inspector
The Stock Inspector Mr W P Freeman said an application to extend the freight concession on fodder for starving stock had been filed and that Sydney indicated approval was expected by March 17.
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W. P. Freeman
Sydney
British 1951 Festival Exhibition draws eight million visitors
Britain’s Historic 1951 Festival Exhibition on the South Bank welcomed over eight million visitors from around the world. Officials proposed commemorative prizes for top earners among entrants, and the Festival milk bar offered a grand prize of daily free milk for a year. A winning customer declined the prize with a quip about not liking milk.
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Britain
South Bank
the Thames
Steer theft case heard at Gloucester Court
Ethel Burley of Upper Bowman testified that a brindle steer branded W2 and later missing from her paddock approached her and "smelt" her hand. Brothers Richard and George Newton faced charges of stealing the steer and fraudulently branding it. they denied wrongdoing. Witnesses detailed cattle movements, sales, and brand alterations as the case adjourned to March 11.
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Upper Bowman
Gloucester
Prtty Beagona
Gangat
Bunyah
Richard Noel Newton
George Newton
Bowman
Ethel Bury
A. M. Borthwick
L. M. Beuzeville
Davidson
Brushy Mountain
Colin Hamberger
Io Tall
Ethel Bortey
Sterr
Misa Burley
Bunyal
Noel Newton
Rouseville
Newton
Mr. Beuzeville
Newston
George
Beuzeville
Miss Burley
Burley
Ethel Helen Alice Burley
Miss Barley
Pfolles
L. Chalmers
Wes
Borthwich
Holden
Debenham
Lila Grace Burley
Slater
Ethel
Tiis
Borthwick
Mr. Borthwick
John Matthewson
Ene
John Hamberger
Gungat
Iater
Perc
Hagen
Hamberger
Bowling Notes Show Close Scores In Weekend Play
The report lists Sunday bowls results with even scores on both rinks and Saturday matches showing tighter outcomes. Notable results include Franks and Grean at 28 each, Dare and Carson at 34 to 14, and Middlebrook 28 to 14. With holidays ending, about 28 players are needed for Newcastle District Association duty on the 28th, plus a trip to Wingham on the 20th.
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F. Grean
D. Grean
W. King
Gibson
J. West
Thompson
Middlebrook
Weal
Chubb
Wellard
Carson
Dare
Edgington
Woodward
Newcastle District Asmcation
Wingham
How The Blacks Climbed A Tree An Intriguing Old Photograph
A long ago photograph from Bencam shows native Billy Bonner using a novel toe notch method to climb a gum tree with an axe in his right hand. The image and accompanying notes recount native climbing marks and debates sparked by earlier evidence of axe notches in wood found on local properties.
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Bencam
Harold Lowrey
Stratford
Billy Bonner
Bonner
Lowrey
Advocate
Albert Wenham
Gloucester
Wenham
W. Henderson
Allan Renwick
Girvan
Stroud
Renwick
Durness
Mackay’s
Forestry Department
Railways Action Debts Strike Off Gloucester Case
The Commissioner for Railways and H Collins of Merrylands faced a claim over 85 pounds five shillings for alleged damage to gates at Weismantel's Craven. The matter was struck from Gloucester Debts Court. A separate notice reports a kangaroo intrusion into a Grafton bedroom, later reclaimed by owner Mr RK Kiteher.
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Acton
H. Collins
Derby Street
Merrylands
Weismantel
Craven
Gloucester
Mir. Debenham
Danas
J Port
Doble Street
Grafton
Ford
RK. Kiteher
Muacleay Argus
NSW Plan Seeks Tax Relief to Boost Wheat and Dairy
NSW agriculture leaders push tax rebates to spur production. Gresham calls for rebates on extra wheat and dairy output, while Premier McGirr proposes three years of no tax for farmers. Critics warn such concessions may not lift acreage and warn against state takeover fears.
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New South Wales
E. H. Gresham
McGirr
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